Māori Millionaire Podcast

Te Kahukura Boynton
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Te Kahukura Boynton is the founder of Māori Millionaire and a passionate advocate for closing the wealth gap. At just 18, she began documenting her personal journey with money and mindset on social media, quickly building a powerful platform and thriving business. Since then, she has spoken to thousands across Aotearoa, authored the first personal finance book written by a Māori author, and earned national recognition. Her accolades include the United Nations Women's Entrepreneur of the Day Award, finalist for the Girls in Business Excellence in Innovation, and semi-finalist for Young New Zealander of the Year in 2025. Today, Te Kahukura works as a Mindset and Business Coach, empowering other trailblazers to build purpose-driven businesses—just as she has. This podcast is how she shares her learnings in an accessible and digestible way for whanau across the motu to listen to.

  1. Aug 9

    How Matariki Shapes Māori Business: Miria Flavell on IA Origin & Hine Collection

    Welcome to How We Money, a six-part series by Māori Millionaire and ANZ designed to help everyday people feel more confident with money. In this episode, Te Kahukura is joined by EY Entrepreneur of the Year Product Category Winner 2024 founder of Hine Collection and IA Origin - Miria Flavell We explore money mindset, raising tamariki who understand the value of money, growing a business, business stress & more. This episode is designed to be a Matariki reset, to pause, reflect and set goals for the year ahead. In basic terms we cover off: Building a successful businessFinancial Wellbeing Raising tamariki who value moneyStresses in businessHow Miria sets goals she achievesFree tool to get you started: ANZ’s Free Financial Wellbeing Tool Disclaimer: The information in this podcast is for general information only and isn’t financial advice. The views of the host or guests are their own and do not represent ANZ. ANZ and Māori Millionaire do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the content and are not liable for any loss arising from its use. Please seek financial advice about your situation and goals before making financial decisions.

    How Matariki Shapes Māori Business: Miria Flavell on IA Origin & Hine Collection

  2. Jun 29

    How to Get Out of Debt in NZ: Pay Off Debt, Reduce Financial Stress & Build Wealth

    Welcome to How We Money, a six-part series by Māori Millionaire and ANZ designed to help everyday people feel more confident with money. In this episode, Te Kahukura is joined by financial wellbeing expert Shelley Palman to unpack debt, financial stress, and what it actually takes to regain control of your money without shame. We explore the emotional side of debt alongside practical steps people can take to reduce stress, avoid predatory lending, and build long term financial freedom. In basic terms we cover off: Good debt vs bad debt The first steps to getting out of debt What to do when debt feels overwhelming KiwiSaver hardship and other support options Paying off your mortgage vs investing Building money habits that support freedom, not fear ANZ has some great tools and information to help you get started: ANZ Budget CalculatorANZ Managing Debt PageDisclaimer: The information in this podcast is for general information only and isn’t financial advice. The views of the host or guests are their own and do not represent ANZ. ANZ and Māori Millionaire do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the content and are not liable for any loss arising from its use. Please seek financial advice about your situation and goals before making financial decisions.

    How to Get Out of Debt in NZ: Pay Off Debt, Reduce Financial Stress & Build Wealth

  3. Jun 19

    How I gained 50k followers in 3 months (what you're doing wrong)

    How do you gain 50,000 followers in just 3 months? In this episode, I break down exactly what helped me grow my audience by 50k followers, including the mindset shifts, content strategies, and habits that made the biggest difference. We cover: ✨ How I overcame the fear of judgement and criticism ✨ Why consistency matters more than talent ✨ The content analysis process I use to identify what works ✨ How to stop overthinking and start posting ✨ Common mistakes that keep creators stuck ✨ Building a personal brand that attracts opportunities ✨ The reality of growing on social media in 2026 Whether you're trying to grow your business, become a content creator, build your personal brand, or simply share your message with more people, this episode will give you practical strategies you can start using today. If you've ever thought: "I don't know what to post." "What if people judge me?" "My content isn't good enough." Then this episode is for you. 🎧 Listen now and start showing up as the person you're capable of becoming. Ready to turn your knowledge, story, skills, or experiences into income? Join my webinar, Get Paid To Be You, where I'll show you how I built multiple income streams by sharing what I know online. Register here: https://te-kahukura-boynton.mykajabi.com/GETPAIDTOBEYOU Connect with me: Instagram: @maorimillionaire_ TikTok: @maorimillionaire_ Website: maorimillionaire.com #PersonalBranding #ContentCreation #SocialMediaGrowth #CreatorEconomy #OnlineBusiness #PersonalDevelopment #Entrepreneurship #MakeMoneyOnline #MāoriMillionaire

    How I gained 50k followers in 3 months (what you're doing wrong)

  4. Jun 3

    How to make money online (I made $130k in 5 month)

    Everyone wants to make money online. But most people are focusing on the wrong things. In this episode, I break down the lessons I've learned building multiple income streams online, growing an audience, and turning content into a business. We cover: ✨ How to choose a mission people actually care about ✨ Why consistency beats perfection every time ✨ How to analyse your content instead of guessing what works ✨ Dealing with criticism, trolls, and haters when you start putting yourself out there ✨ Exactly how I make money online and the different income streams available to creators and business owners If you've ever thought, "Could I actually make money online?" this episode is for you. And if you're ready to learn how to turn your knowledge, story, skills, or experiences into income, join my free webinar: Get Paid To Be You. In this training, I'll show you how I built an online business around being myself and how you can start doing the same. Register here: https://te-kahukura-boynton.mykajabi.com/GETPAIDTOBEYOU

    How to make money online (I made $130k in 5 month)

  5. May 27

    How Tegan Yorwarth Bought her first home in her 20s

    Welcome to How We Money, a six-part series by Māori Millionaire and ANZ designed to help everyday people feel more confident with money. In Episode 4, Te Kahukura sits down with Tegan Yorwrarth, Mai FM radio host known for keeping it real and bringing the humour, to talk about the big one - buying your first home. Because let’s be honest, this process can feel confusing, serious, and lowkey overwhelming, so we wanted to have this kōrero in a way that feels normal. Together, we break down whether owning a home is even realistic right now, why KiwiSaver plays such a big role in deposits, what banks are looking for, and what might be quietly holding people back. We also talk about how people are saving in today’s cost of living, different pathways like buying with others, the extra costs people don’t always see coming, and what happens to your KiwiSaver savings after you buy. This is a practical, honest conversation that doesn’t feel like a finance lecture - just real kōrero to help you understand your next step. Your actionable step today: map out your next home-buying milestone - maybe it’s checking your deposit savings, reviewing your budget, or learning about first-home schemes. Progress is progress, no matter the size. ANZ has some great tools to calculate how much you could borrow and the repayments for a first home - you can even book in to speak to one of their Home Loan Coaches to make a plan - it’s commitment free and you don’t have to be an ANZ customer. ANZ First Home BuyersANZ Indicative ApprovalBuying your first home with KiwiSaverDisclaimer: The information in this podcast is for general information only and isn’t financial advice. The views of the host or guests are their own and do not represent ANZ. ANZ and Māori Millionaire do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the content and are not liable for any loss arising from its use. Please seek financial advice about your situation and goals before making financial decisions.

    How Tegan Yorwarth Bought her first home in her 20s

  6. May 20

    I Made $100K in 4 months and Still Felt Lost...

    I thought success would pull me out of grief. Instead, I made over $100,000 in the first few months of the year, gained 50,000 followers… and still found myself stuck in a rut. In this episode, I share the very real experience of signing up for the Huntly Half Marathon during one of the hardest seasons of my life, thinking I could run my way through grief, burnout, and disconnection from myself. Spoiler alert: I did not magically become a runner. I barely trained. I nearly pulled out. I downgraded from the half marathon to the 10km. And honestly? That decision taught me more than forcing myself through 21km ever would have. This episode is about: • rebuilding trust with yourself • what happens when achievement stops fixing your pain • grief, burnout, and losing motivation • why environment matters so much for healing • learning to move forward without destroying yourself • the small moments that reminded me I can still do hard things I also share the powerful moments from the event that shifted something in me, including the little girl repeating affirmations while she ran and the people around me who reminded me that everyone is carrying something unseen. If you’ve been feeling stuck, exhausted, disconnected from yourself, or like you’ve lost your spark a bit lately, this kōrero is for you. You do not need to be fully healed to move forward.

    I Made $100K in 4 months and Still Felt Lost...

  7. Apr 30

    Everything you need to know about KiwiSaver in 2026: How We Money

    Welcome to How We Money, a six-part series by Māori Millionaire and ANZ designed to help everyday people feel more confident with money. In Episode 3, Te Kahukura is joined by Aaliyah Tainui, an Investment Advisor from ANZ who supports everyday investors. This episode breaks down KiwiSaver in a way that actually makes sense - no jargon and not overcomplicating it. KiwiSaver is one of the simplest ways to start investing, even if you don’t think of yourself as “an investor.” We talk through what really matters in real life, including: ˗ What KiwiSaver is and why it genuinely matters for your long term wellbeing ˗ Why there are different fund types - and whether chasing high returns is worth it ˗ How to figure out your risk tolerance in a way that feels practical ˗ The most common mistakes people make with KiwiSaver ˗ What’s “normal” when your balance goes up and down ˗ How compounding interest quietly grows your money over time ˗ The KiwiSaver gap for women - and what we can do about it This episode is about keeping things simple, starting where you are, and letting your money grow in the background. ANZ has some great information and tools to help you get started: ˗ ANZ KiwiSaver Check In ˗ ANZ KiwiSaver Retirement Calculators ˗ ANZ KiwiSaver Fund Chooser Tool Disclaimer: The information in this podcast is for general information only and isn’t financial advice. The views of the host or guests are their own and do not represent ANZ. ANZ and Māori Millionaire do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the content and are not liable for any loss arising from its use. Please seek financial advice about your situation and goals before making financial decisions.

    Everything you need to know about KiwiSaver in 2026: How We Money

  8. Apr 7

    How I'm Decolonising My Relationship With Money

    Wealth Was Never Meant To Be Individual Most of us were never taught how to build wealth, we were taught how to survive. So for a long time, I thought money was something you had to chase on your own. In this episode, I talk about letting go of that idea and remembering that wealth was never meant to be individual. When we build together, we move faster, we hold more, and we create something that actually lasts. Scarcity Isn’t Who I Am I unpack how a lot of our money behaviours are inherited. The scarcity, the fear, the inconsistency. That didn’t come from nowhere. It was shaped by generations of not having enough. Decolonising my relationship with money meant understanding my patterns instead of judging them, and creating safety instead of pressure. Money Needs To Feel Safe You can earn more, learn more, do everything “right” but if money doesn’t feel safe, it won’t stay. I share why I stopped focusing only on strategy and started focusing on building a sense of safety with money first. Those Narratives Were Never Mine I reflect on the stories that were placed on me before I had a chance to choose for myself. The assumptions about who I would become and what would be possible. This part is about letting go of those narratives and choosing something different. Redefining What Wealth Actually Means This isn’t just about income. It’s about time, health, whānau, and freedom. I talk about expanding my definition of wealth beyond what I had been taught, and building a life that actually feels rich. If you’re ready to stop operating from survival and start building a different relationship with money, 4 My Moko is my 4 week mindset reset designed to help you do exactly that. Join 4 MY MOKO (ENROLMENTS CLOSE THURSDAY 9/4)

    How I'm Decolonising My Relationship With Money
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About

Te Kahukura Boynton is the founder of Māori Millionaire and a passionate advocate for closing the wealth gap. At just 18, she began documenting her personal journey with money and mindset on social media, quickly building a powerful platform and thriving business. Since then, she has spoken to thousands across Aotearoa, authored the first personal finance book written by a Māori author, and earned national recognition. Her accolades include the United Nations Women's Entrepreneur of the Day Award, finalist for the Girls in Business Excellence in Innovation, and semi-finalist for Young New Zealander of the Year in 2025. Today, Te Kahukura works as a Mindset and Business Coach, empowering other trailblazers to build purpose-driven businesses—just as she has. This podcast is how she shares her learnings in an accessible and digestible way for whanau across the motu to listen to.

Information

  • Creator
    Te Kahukura Boynton
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    163
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Maori Millionaire 2022
  • Show Website
    Māori Millionaire Podcast

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